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MacBook Pro OSX 10.9.4

Hello,


I recently updated my OS to 10.9.4 and started getting some Internet problems after the install. Before the update, my Internet was working fine, but afterwards, my browsers (Safari and Chrome) started restricting website access. Now, I can only access sites associated with Google (google.com, youtube.com, etc.). I can input searches into Google, but I cannot access any of the URLs upon clicking them.


When I try to access the non-Google web pages on Safari, I get a blank white page (the loading bar is already full by then). When I try to access the same non-Google web pages on Chrome, I get a "No data received" error. The error code on Chrome is "Error code: ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE". I can access mail through the built-in mail application, and Network Diagnostics has repeatedly told me that I am connected to a functional Wi-Fi and that my Internet should be working properly, so I know that I am connected to a functional router. I have already tried clearing the DNS cache, but nothing's changed. I see that port 80 is open, so I know http is working.


To make sure that this isn't a router problem, I've tried to connect to non-Google sites on my home network and work network (both on different routers) but got the same result on both.


Can someone please help me out and tell me what they think might be wrong with my network connection?


Thank you.

Posted on Jul 2, 2014 9:57 AM

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Jul 12, 2014 2:15 PM in response to ktadimeti

I was a bit to quick. My issue seems to be related to external display though disabling sophos, after the external display seems to cause the CPU usage to fall, but it went back up when reactivating external display. Found an tread on it but no answers, wasn't able to find some searching so if anyone got advice please give me the link.

MacBook Pro OSX 10.9.4

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